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Astra Idari knows she's human.Others see an android with a bad memory stitched together by her ship's snarky AI. She only wants to live as she is and escape the monotony of tracking down thieves of ultra-rare starship fuel.When a job leads her to Gen Emera, Idari meets the girl of her dreams and the last living star. There's just one problem. Idari discovers starship fuel is found only in the blood of living stars.Idari has one option: turn Emera over to her shadowy employers. A Stargun Messenger protects the fuel trade; without it, intergalactic civilization collapses. But Emera illuminates something in Idari, and she chooses to help Emera escape certain death. In an instant, Idari goes from hunter to hunted.She races across the galaxy and against time from bounty hunters, pirates, living shadows, and her own fears. Emera's life depends on Idari's humanity if Idari is finally ready to risk it.

A black hole is tearing apart the solar system. Mairead's life is already in pieces.¿The Earth has less than a year to survive. Asteroids rain hell; earthquakes rattle cities; manic tides swamp coasts. Mairead intends to give herself to the erratic waves that erode her remote Irish island, the same that claimed her child. When Gavin, an American, arrives to scatter his father's ashes, she becomes torn between wanting for life and death. Despite the tides, fuel shortages, and closing borders that threaten to trap him on the island, Gavin can't seem to scatter the ashes. He doesn't know how to let go any more than Mairead does and they find a strange comfort in their confusion.Their affair draws Mairead back to the world of the living, but the longer Gavin stays, the more it seems there might be a future for them. There is no future. Life closes down around them. The world they know shreds. Life drains into an inescapable abyss. And yet Mairead fights, both the gravity of her grief and the restless, dissonant desire to find some kind of peace no matter how brief.